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Vern wrote: > I think there is little to be gained by going to SQL, just to go to SQL. > DDS has all the functionality (and more). I firmly disagree with the last sentence: there are MANY MANY DB possibilities unachievable thru DDS. Just to name a few: in tables: User Defined Types, BLOBs, CLOBs, DataLinks (no native IO in RPG/COBOL) in views: exception joins, right joins, calculations, use of functions (scalar, column, User Defined), group by, ...etc > RPG can use SQL tables and views, but not indexes, IIRC, for native > IO. This precludes the benefits of keyed processing in RPG. (I could be off > here.) Yes, you are: a non-EVI index can be directly processed in RPG ! Richard THEIS iSeries Education, France
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